Guess what? Ron Howard’s ‘Da Vinci’ is still caught up in conflicting situation. The censor board has recently stated that the soundtrack of the movie is not at all suitable for the children’s.
The reason that the censor board have put forwards is that the music of the movie is too much ‘tense’. The ‘bone crunching’ effects are so prominent that they have further more helps in enhancing the reel violence which is not advisable for the children’s.
If at all the children’s are allowed to watch the movie the first and foremost thing that needs to be done is toning down the musical score.
As said by a studio source:
Everyone was full of praise for the score but the BBFC felt that the way it was being used to build up tension was simply too much for very young children.The BBFC also thought that the film had a very high ‘crunch factor’. You didn’t just see the fight scenes, you heard the bones break.
